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Welcome to the Drummond Island & DeTour Michigan Area!
Drummond Island offers year round vacation with activities such as snowmobiling, charter fishing, sight seeing, hiking, boating, kayaking & canoeing, scuba diving camping, and shipwreck exploration just to name a few.
DeTour is a quiet little village with an incredible Community Botonical Garden, great business opportunities - excellent Industrial Park, excellent restaurants, fishing, hiking, Michigan Lakeshore, and great kayaking and canoeing.
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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Rare Species, Landscapes and Plants
Drummond Island is comprised of 83,000 acres, 150 miles of rugged scenic shoreline, 133 square miles of forested lanscape, and 34 inland lakes. Within this diverse habitat, a number of rare species, land formations and plants can be found. To learn more about our Island's rarities, please visit our Rare page written by your web-guide, Jody M. Clark and explore the Natural History of Drummond Island. This informative part of the website will help readers find incredible facts on a number of subjects: Puddingstones, Maxton Plains, Alvar, Dry Non-acid Cliffs, Boreal forests, Prarie Smoke, Round-leaved Orchis, Calypso, the Yellow Rail, Leconte's Sparrow, the Common Loon, and the Hine's Emerald Dragonfly, just to name a few.
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Plenty of Wonderful Lodging, Restaurants, Kayaking Rentals on Drummond Island and DeTour!
Visit our Drummond Island Hotels (Check for our many new Hotels) and Motels on the Lake and Shore! Centered in the Upper Peninsula - this location is surrounded by great activities and sights to see! Drummond Island also offers Harbor Island Wildlife Refuge, the fossil ledges, great ATV and ORV opportunities, birding, 27 holes of Golf, and more! You will need to take a ferry to arrive at Drummond Island. Drummond Island Ferry: Cell: 906-235-3170
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